HSC avoidance of jargon

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What is avoidance of jargon?
Avoidance of Jargon is when a Professional avoids using complex words or phrases when talking to a individual
What is an advantage of using avoiding jargon in a 1:1 interaction?
It allows the patient to understand what is going to happen and both the patient and nurse walk away from the conversation feeling confident
What is a disadvantage of using avoiding jargon in a 1:1 interaction?
Is its not as easy to understand what each other are saying
What is a advantage of using avoiding jargon in a group
Everyone in the group are able to understand the message that is being put across
What is a disadvantage of using avoiding jargon in a group
it would be easier to use jargon as it could get help to someone quicker and save their life

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HSC avoidance of jargon

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1. Water and Carbon Cycles

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C6.3.3 Carbon Footprint

1.2. The Carbon Cycle

19.1.2 Carbon-13 NMR

1.2.2 The Carbon Cycle

Unit 6: The Carbon Cycle and Energy Security

1.2.3 Interrelationship Between Water and Carbon Cycles

7.1 Carbon compounds as fuels and feedstock

9.2 Carbon dioxide and methane as greenhouse gases